The setting of Lady Diane is also very good. The middle-class woman who is withdrawn and panicked actually reveals herself, and every ordinary person has the seeds of perverted and absurd buried inside.
1. Learn to pose and deliberately avoid those unbearable thoughts that pop up in our minds every second, which is what we mainly invest in learning when we grow up. Reason and morality kill curiosity and wildness.
This point is clearly conveyed in the film: Diane's eldest daughter thinks her mother is a shameless and incompetent mother, because her mother is not like other mothers, she is not normal, she is embarrassed by this. . And Diane's youngest daughter, because she is still young, the most primitive wildness has not been obliterated. She had a good time with all the freaks and brought them into her fantasy and ideal fairy tale world. She likes the novelty of life more than the daily life.
2. The key is the clue.
a, The miniature key opens the door to memories of Diane stalking others as a child.
b. Open the door of the hairy people and enter a world that is deviant but exciting and happy.
c. Opening the door of one's own home is the door to fulfilling duties and the door to a simple and comfortable life.
All the excitement is hidden in the little key in hand.
3. Tell me a secret.
This is the question Diane asks her husband most often, and her husband's answer is always well-established and bland. A big house, a dog, having children, and living a good life like everyone else has nothing to do with secrets at all. Diane's curiosity can't be satisfied. She needs to take risks and obtain real secrets to nourish her desire, which is far stronger than lust, and is the air that her soul breathes deep inside.
4. Deviant love
Although her relationship with the hairy man is still a bit of a law-abiding (I think this is the biggest shortcoming of the movie, but it is also understandable. Because I don't want to confuse the subject and prevent the movie from turning into a SM movie or violent pornography), but this setting There is still something special about it, because Diane's family is in the fur business, so her fear of hair, disgust (the eyebrow plucking scene at the beginning of the film) and curiosity form a hair complex. To the viewer, hirsutism may not be very special, but in Diane's mind, its appeal is magnified many times.
5, PS. I personally really like the feeling that the roof lifts off a board and enters another space. Have dreamed many times. Every time is high to move.
It's so easy to change a life, reach out, unscrew the screw, lift the plank, and look forward to whatever is possible.
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